What computer science field is the most autistic?
What computer science field is the most autistic?
Luis Martinez
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Aiden Peterson
yes
Ryder Garcia
either language modeling or really abstract stuff like turing machines and NP-completeness.
Dominic White
Cryptography, imo.
Oliver Gray
ml
Aiden Thomas
compilers and lexers
John Reyes
applied math
David Nelson
asm obviously
Jeremiah Sullivan
These.
Robert Miller
Low level assembly
Owen Green
Embedded if you're looking for Jow Forums tier autism. Theoretical CS research if you're looking for actual autists.
Connor Evans
embedded is just c++ & Qt
Not that autistic
Joseph Powell
>really abstract stuff like turing machines and NP-completeness
The cs brainlet meme is real!
Eli Wilson
Programming language theory, nobody will implement new type extensions in decades,functional programming community ignore you,common languages still ignore 40 years old research,mathematics laughs of you,instead of build better tools or features for programmer, you goes for autist overcomplex solution,another fields don’t care about your job and don’t exist jobs for PLT, compilers guys gets the job.
Brody Brooks
Compiler creation. The only people who like doing it must have autism
Aiden Bell
That sounds autistic enough for me. Any recommended textbooks and other resources?
Asher Thomas
Compilers, unironically. I'm the Jow Forumstard autist building his own OS (not a fork) and I'm not even autistic enough to do my own compiler. I just use GCC.
Thomas Reyes
This source is amazing
github.com
First book “How to prove it”
But Types and Programming Languages, Proofs and Types,Advanced Topics in Types and Programming Languages of Benjamin C. Pierce
begin bedrock of field.
About algebra you need learn linear algebra(hoffman and Kunzen) before , A Book of Abstract Algebra - 2nd Ed. - Charles C. Pinter begin easy book but formal proof driver books are Michael Artin Algebra or Abstract Algebra dummit and footer before using advance algebra Rotman.
Category theory, this books just need formal proof prerequisites.
Conceptual Mathematics A First Introduction to Categories, 2nd Edition - F. William Lawere and Stephen H. Schanuel
Category Theory for the Sciences — David I. spikver.
Easton Powell
ASP.NET
William Moore
Compilers
Type theory
FL theory
Carter Cook
>Compilers
Compilers are easy when you understand formal grammars and especially context free grammars
Then all you need is to translate the tokenized code to machine instructions
Human Computer Interaction is the real most autistic field.
It literally is about how a fucking button have to be shaped so people understand what happens when you click it
Everything related to GUI is autistic in general
Carson Richardson
unironically compiler design
Logan Thompson
All of them.
Noah James
nice thread :)